Editor Pick: Culture and Society

When he was nine they took him to a doctor who removed the red bulb from his nose and tried to give him a normal one.

In her collage-theater piece 'Where Are You? (New York)' Singapore- and New York-based creator Sim Yan Ying 'YY' explores many of the ways we deal with a loved one's death – including dance, music and humor.

Comedy, juggling, music and the macabre mingle in this darkly riotous clown show.

Humankind has to rise to the challenge and save ourselves; otherwise, we are going to get sucked into the Great Filter like particles of dust into a vacuum cleaner.

'L'Amour à Passy' offers a memorable Madame Brillon but an unappealing Benjamin Franklin in this new two-hander.

"I like projects that come to an end. That's probably why I can't see myself running a theater company because it perpetually goes on forever." 

An absorbing, pungently played exploration of the stark truths and confounding complexities that spawned the Hollywood edition of the #MeToo movement.

There is something about saying the names of those who died for all to hear that confirms that those lost existed and had lives that mattered to those who loved and knew them.

Labor Day comes at the worst of times and the best times.

Six incisive short plays explore the varied range of backgrounds and identities that form the Black experience in the U.S.